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A ACLEAN SWEEP
With this end in view,
and to make this sale
very inviting we quote
some Of the LOWEST
PRICES ever named.

Ladies American Kid Button
Shoes at $1.40, reduced from $1.75.
Ladies Button Kid, zeigler Bro. s
make, reduced from $4 to $3.10.
Ladies' Dongola Kid Patent Leath-
er Tipped at $2.75, reduced from
1915.
Ladies French Kid Button, hand
made, $3.50, reduced from $5.
Ladies French Kid Button, Zeig-
ler Bros make. $3.50, reduced
from $50.
Ladies Newport Kid Ties at 75c.
Ladies Newport High Ties, fine
quality, $1.25, reduced from $l.75.
LADIES' Oxford Ties and Low But
ton, fine quality. at Sl.25, well
worth $l.75.
Ladies Curacao Kid Scallop Top
Slippers So, reduced from $2.75.
Ladies Kid Opera Toe Slippers at
SOC, formerly sold at 75c, better
quality at 81, well worth $1.35.
Misses Kid Windsor Ties, fine
quality and very stylish, 81 25, re-
duced from $3.50.
Misses Springfield Opera Slip
pers, ankle tie and low button at
$1.25, worth $l.75.
Misses Kid Newport Ties at Soc,
reduced from 75c.
Infants Newport Button Slip
pers at 40c.
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A Remarkable Diamond.

Uenr, Fria. the John street dia-
mond man, has II his possession re-
markable je~el. II is.a d almond IN
he r ,ugn. nearly round, ard weighs
Sl karaf>. When tie utter took the
sIone io prepare il for The polisher
The first sharp blow divided tie dia-
mond into Two nearly equal pirts. lie
was very much dlstnrbci and went
Immediately 10 {. V. walters drug
s,..r. aud tried sumc o his ice cold
soda water and bought an ele"'~'c
cigar.
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On Webster On!

II is said that Webste: the photo.
gra her within the last three months
has made wonderful improvements in
the art of photography particularly in
the line of baby pictures. Mr.. w. Of
fcrs 1925 reward for baby that he
can't catch with smile. Remember
that Webster will charge you n good
round price for photograph made at
his studio.
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To Maintain One Lie

yos must invent twenty, but truth can
never he strengthened by bolstering. The
testimony OF every lady who has used DR..
Pierce's i Favorite Prescription " Tor nery-
Gus debility and female weakness carries
conviction with it. The facts are stated In
such a way that no one can doubt them. All
those peculiar pains aud sinking sensations
which ladies suffer from can be overcome
by means of this wonderful preparation.
II sou are a sufferer from female weakness
don't fnil To emplOy ~
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Dispatches.
INTERESTING ITEMS
FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE GLOBE.
FOURTEEN MEN OVERCOME
BY THE INTENSE
HEAT.
Hoodlums and Dynamite --Bru-
tai Sport---K by An
Oficer.aIrish Evic-.
tiOns--Etc.
THE BULGARIAN THRONE.

Special disnatch to Herald by United Press.
LONDON, July 49, (Copyrighted)-
While Bulgariaus are in state of
doubt as to their future ruler and are
wondering if he will be the princiing
reported by some to be Young gen
tleman given to parting his hair in the
center and fond OF displaying his dia
monds and jewelry and by others as
very solon for wisdom and fore
thought; albeit, he is possessor of few
years and pair of spindle legs, while
Russia declines to abide by he selec-
ton of sobranje which she holds in
contempt and menaces Austria tor as
piring to place one of her supera-
bundant princes on the precious
throne of the Bu'garians while
some of the powers profess to
be satisfied and while the
necessary newspapers are suggest
ing, advising and predicting about the
situation. Two men, one over 80 and
the other nearly go will meet in few
days and viii probably control to
great degree the wavering fortunes o.
little Bulgaria. Prince Ferdinand
himself, as though corroborating the
opinion of those who claim carefuness
for him. prudently and modestly de-
clines to avail himself of his election
by the sobranje, and declares his in
tention of awaiting for the decree of
the powers. This is wise, for
if any country was ever
governed by powers outside
her own borders that country is Bull
garia. There can no longer be any
doubt that the meeting at Gastcln be-
tween the two emperors is important.
What is determined upon in regard to
the disposition of the Bulgarian
throne in that little village will un-
doubtedly sway the decision of the
mighty powers. If an amica' lie az
rangement is arrived at by Einperors
William and Joseph, Russia will
hardly like 10 dispute that arrange
mcnt in her present condition. In
view of the alarming condition of
her army, Differed as it is by reign
ers, and with her interna. trouble,
constantly fomented by nihilists and
socialists, despite her enucavors TO
smother them, Russia is lily prepared
for war. Reports of her true condi-
ton now and then creep out eluding
the strict censorship of the press and
outside com munication and il is wei
known in German quarters that Rus.
sia is not the formidable power that
she has been, and would still be
thought to be. Turkey, Italy, France
and England would be satisfied with
any arrangement for Bulgaria that
does not overstcp the Berlin treaty
and the question resolves itself into
what the meeting at Cast in
on the 2sth will decide. If
the two emperors agree that Ferdin-
aud is eligible for the Bulg rim
throne, 1t is very likely the world will
be obliged to recognize the Young
Austrian as the monarch of the Bull
garians. But to those who study the
question, the whole matter appear a
farce. The Bulgarian ruler is n ruler
only in name. and it matters little
whether it is Ferdinand or some one
else.
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NEW PAR | Y.

TOPEKA, Kans, July lS.-The Labor
Chi itain OF this CITY, state organ OF
the knights of Labor, VIII this week
publish the official order for mass
convention of the state for the pur-
nose of organizing the Union Labor
party on the basis OF the Cincinnati
platform. The Chieft in claims that
10000 voters will register by Novcm-
ber who will support the party.
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COTTON MARKET.
HERALD OFFICE, DALLAS. July Is, II

HERALD OFFICE, DALLAS. July Is, 4p. m.
Liyerpool-spots closed quiet; niddling
uplands. l1-i6; rhiddling Orleans, ll-l6;
sales. 10000
New York-spots closed easy middling,
lJ 10; sales. 46l. ,
New Orleans-spois steady; middling,
q 12-l6.
Livertool-Futures closed weak; July and
August. 5.34 5; August and September, 5.3i
:. September and October, Orr s.; Ocfo-
ber aud November. 5.ii :.
New York-Futures steady; July, 1902
Mlno4: August. l0.OI(g 1908; September.
96SG9 SO October. a.5lCa9.52.
New Orleans. 1910 p. m.-Fuiules
steady July. 9.5AG9.5s; August. D.5s(a9;54;
September. g.17Mg1s; October, Q02(aH.0i.
Through the courtesy Of the Nero hants
+ ENchapge.l
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PRESIDENT AT CHURCH.

FOREST PORT n. Y, july lS.-Tle
president and Mrs. Cleveland tended
divine worship yesterday IN the little
meeting house erected in the village
by Rev. VIM. n. Cleveland.
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DALLAS TEXAS MONDAY. JULY 1s, 1887.

special to the effect that one :. l..
Roger, alias Frank Wilson, is charged
with using money in the interest of
Mr.. Camden, recent contestant tor
senator, and that the grand jury has
been considering the matter, but that
Roger has kept himself outside the
jurisdiction OF the state authorities.
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TO SUSPEND EVICTlONS.

DUBLIN, July Is. - copyrighted,
1887. l. In letter to-day Archbishop
Walsh urges the government TO sus-
pend evictions until the land bill is
passed, and suggests "A conf renee o.
the variou, political leaders in regard
to Irish affairs.
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EVASIVE RELIES.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1S.-All the
powers Lave returned evasive replies
to the circular note of the Porte with
regard to the election of Prince Ferd-
inand to the throne of Bu gara.
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For Sale.

Backsmith.shop in good location
wiih'a good trade established. Reas-
ON Tor Selling bad health. l42O Elm
alrccf. Dnllns Texas.
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SANGER BROS.
Big Bargain Sale
OF
SHOES,


To meet our ever in
creasing volume Of trade
we are forced to carry
all sizes and widths of
Shoes in all different
makes and grades, with
the result that at this
season Of the year we
have invariably a large
surplus stock. We in
tend to make
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T,OR RENT-By Crutcher Bros. & EakiDs,
II 705 Main street. one new house of 3
rooms on Crutchfeld street, with well one
of rooms on Adair street, East Dallas,
between Live Oak and Bryan streets one
of rooms on Swiss avenue and Good
street; one of rooms on Ewing street near
Swiss avenue, East Dallas.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Why don't you have your boots and shoes
made to order, when they don't cost any
more than stock work, at A. Blus's, 9l4
Elm street.
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WOOD AND COAL.

A DYSTERBACH, 1424 Ella street. send
n .or telephone your orde.s Tor wood, Goa
and feed. Prompt attention and lowest
prices.
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X7ANTED-Reliable agents in all parts
wv ofthe State to represent the National
YUnion Accident Association. Address Thos.
Dugelby, secretary, Waco, Texas.
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PAYING FOR VOTES.

New York, July ls.-Thc World
prints Parkcrsburg, West Virginia
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LUMBER. SASH, DOORS. ETC.

IRIFFITHS & COWsER, DEALERS IN
VI Lumber. Long leaf yellow pine a
peclalty.. Sash. doors, etc.s Austin lime
hair, plaster. Portland and Rosedale cement.
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r OST-THIS MORNING ON ELM ST.,
IL between Union depot and Taylor's dry
20 DDS store, roll of fancy work consisting
of TWO pieces, one plum color plush. and
the other pale blue velvet. Please leave at
the HERALD office.
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VXIANTED-A PACKER FOR PHOTO
w graphic goods. Apply at 1921 Elm
street. s. r. Blessing.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
MEDICAL.
HOUSE MOVING.

Houses moved on short notice and work
guaranteed; bond given If required; leave
orders at z p Martinez, 720 Main street. }
B Saint & Co.
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VX7ANTED-A STRONG, YOUNG WO-
w man to cook and do general house
work. Inquire at Mrs Mickel's, % Mastin
street.
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CITUATION WANTfD-A BOOK
- keeper OF several years experience de-
sires n position. Can give good references.
Address Bookkeeper this Office
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CELECT BOARD-AT NO. 81 BRYAN
- street, under new management. Nicely
furnished rooms, southern exposure. Can
accommodate table boarders.
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VXTANTED A GOOD GIRL TO DO GEN
w eral house work for family Of two.
Mrs. Huey Cor. Comme -ce and Ervay.
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VX7ANrED. TWO FIRsT-CLAsS IRON
w turner's apd machinists at once.
Apply to Munger Improved Cotton Machine
Manufacturing company, East Dallas.
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VT7ANTED-A. PURCHASER FOR A
w secondhand Herring Safe. Price
$40. Apply to VIII A. Watkin Il Co.
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VXTANTED-TO EXCHANGE A GOOD
w milch COW for pony. Apply at 1867
Main street.
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VXTANTED--5O TEAMS ON THE DAL.
w las and Waco X. X. S miles out of Dali
las; also 40 Teams on the Oak Cliff X. X.
one mile out of Dallas. Apply at Arlington
House, or on the works. J. S. Kelsey & Co.
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NO SEA NlNO, COLEGA.

Ell Clamor SO va convirtiendo
en- nifio. Es de yer su gravedad,
Y jugando. Todo le causa riss
hasta Sc rfe de nuestros articulos
sobre la justicia, civil y milisar'
No sea la risa del conejo! Pues
segdn dijo aquel; "como su liam
to ell placer, tiene gu risa ell do
lor." Siga riendo, con tai que
vaya recibiendo algunas lecciones,
ArgumentoS del colega Que
hemos l!amado ordindria & la
justicia civil, en- ell sentido ordi
mario de la palabra 1 no es verdadI Z
Els V. muy fsno, colega, para dis.
currir. IC6mo no ha resuelto V.
va la cuadratura del c1rculo?
Otro argumento. Que ell CO.
digo miitar es para encausar d
los militares, como ell civil para
los civiIes. Lea, colega, algo mas
ese c6digo, y vera que, asi como
hay casos en- que 10 civil encausa
q los miIitares, asf a los hay tam
bien en- que 10 militar eneausa a
los civiies. IEstamos?
Y no hay para que decir mas.
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viesen apasionados, comprenderfan
que esOs son los hombres de m6ri-
to verdadero, los 1nicos obreros del
verdacero progreso, porque ellos
son los que con el trabajo fomen-
tan la riqueza y ell cr6dito del pals,
y a ellos, en- vez de tratar de
rebajar, debfase ensalzar, y sobre
todo, YER de imitarles, para tener la
fortuna que hoy les permite vivir
segdn sus deseos, y poder reme-
diar algunas necesidades ajenas,
con 10 cual gozan y se captain las
simpatfas y ell respeto de las per-
sonas sensatas. Pero, los ilusos con
fnfulas de sabios, queriendo echar-
selas de mas finos, de mejores Y
mas entendidos, en- vez de entire
garse al trabajo y vivir con arreglo
a sus recursos, hicieron 10 que no
les convenci6 nj a ellos nj al pals.
Y, 81, por culpa de cargar NAL la
escopeta, el tiro sale por la culata
sde quien es la culpai Saben cual
es ell buen camino, y, sin embargo,
Sc empefan en- ir por ell malo, y
luego, 81 SO ven despreciados, quie-
rem darle la culpa q los que trata-
ban de impedirlo. Esto es lasti-
mOso.
NADIA tendrfamos que decir por-
que cada uno viviese como mas le
agradase y que trabajase 6 no,
aunque los ricos derrochasen su
capital, y Sc arruinaran; donde
hay libertad cada uno puede hacer
10 que le de la CANA de 10 suyo;
pero, 10 que 81 resulta insufrible es
que luego tengamos todos que pa.
gar los disparates de los que nc
tienen juice. Como buenos CHS
tianos, nos .a,npadecemos de 81
desgracia; pero no podemos hacer
nos solidarios del NAL que causan
nj aun mejorar su infausta suerte
81 ellos mismos no reconocen 81
error y Sc enmiendan. Oonv6nzan
Sc, conv6nzase de que va es tiemp'
de comprender que el remedio d.
sus males esta en- sus propias ma
nos.
Mucho sentiriamos que alguiel
Sc diese por aludido, y que Sc inter
} pretase NAL Ia fcanqueza que ho,
empleamos para abrir los ojos a 10
J ciegos.
Fs @o eUs
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lOh 81! sQuien duda que el
autonomismo es "el partido mas
patriotico de todos los partidos
que luchaa en- terra espafiola"2
mo 10 ha dicho ell mismo Ola.
NOR del Pats q voz en- cuello, aro.
nadandonos, apabullandonos q los
que anteponemos, con propapan-
das y hechos, elideal de la Patria
a todos los ideales habidos y por
haber?
IC6mo habiamos de dudar de
la exactitud de tai a6rmaci6n,
lanzada, ainda mais, por El Cla,
NOR del Pats, por EI Clamor del
Pats, que, ardiendo en- sacro fue
po patri6tico, nos invitaba ell otro
dia 4 que faeramos a Ia Peninsu-
"a a rescatar eI pefi6u que nos
usurp6 ell extranjero7
Y la verdad es que rasgos CO.
mo este forman epoca.
Hay que reverenciar a quien
los concibe.
Y tomar por un articu!o de e
todo 10 que dice.
iEl partido autonomista!
E. ei mas patri6tico de todos
los partidos, segun EL ClGmor
del Pats.
Para convencerse de clio hasta
la saciedad basta con echar una
ojeada a su historic, d sus prin,
cipios, q sus aspiraciopes, q sus
practicas.
iEI 81 que puede decir:
"lLos hechos me justifican! "
| Ell Incondicionalismo de Puer.
TO Rico;
La Union Constitutional de
Cuba;
El potente partido que preside
ell senor Sagasta;
La tamblen potente comunlof
que tiene por Jefe al seaor Ca
novas;
La colectividad a cuyo frent'
6gura el General Lopez Domin
, guez;
Los restos del modera ntism'
: historito en- que sc mueyen aque
> Has venerables personalidades GU
jamas desmintieron su lealtad,
menos en- la desgracia, a D3n
Isabel II;
FL Tradicionalismo......
Pero "a que proseguir1
: iTodos esos partidos son gra
nos de ants, en- question de pa
tri6tismo, comparados con la co
fradia autonomista antillana, qu'
cuenta entire sus prohombres a
iIa1strs correligionario de El Cla
mordeI pats, conspicuo orador
y un tempo precIaro agente de Ii
revel,sci6n de Cuba, senior Fam
brana!
Lo dijo EI Clamor del Pals, J
basta:
| "Los autonomistas no cons
piran contra la Integridad. 3"
I Como ha dlcho tambien:
| "El partido autonomista es e
partido mas patriotico de todo.
los partidos que luchan en- tierrs
do Espafla% {"
Y como 10 dijo Bias. %.
| iPunto redondo!
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Apertura de curse.

Con las formalidades de cos
tumbre, y previa lectura de las
correspondence memorials, que
son Invertebrates, Ia tenido hoy
eecto ia aperture del curse de
1898 del Institute Pro vincial
de q Ensefianza, de la Escuela
Professional y de la de Artes y
O6cios.
A estos solemnes actos ha
asistido numerosa y distinguida
concurrence.
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CONTR ASTES

La prenea autonomista, cansa
da, pero no rendlda, de vociferar
contra los actos de gobierno,
comienza q apelar al recurso de
los contrastes, hacienda patentes
algunos, que a ella le parecen
tales, y que en- realidad distar
mucho de serlo.
Tambien nosotros conocemot
muchos contrastes.
En- 10 fisico, vemos a las mon
tafias fernando contraste con las
diiatadas llanuras; en- 10 moral
al vicio fernando contraste cen
probadas virtudes, y al error con
Ia verdad; en- 10 politico, d las pu.
blicaciones autonomistas con las
incondicionoles, que forman el
mayor de los contrastes conoci-
dos y hasta imagiuados. Las pri-
meras, atacando al gobierno de un
modo inusitado y buscando entire
los presos testimonies contra ell
gobierno mismo, bajo cuya direc.
ci6n estan las carceles, argumen-
tos contra la justicia, q quien tan
solo corresponds inquirir testigos
y hacer declaraciones, sobre he
chos que estan sab .judice, y ca
lumnias & injurias contra el bene
merito cuerpo de la Guardia Ci !
vii, que solo inspira terror q los
criminales, va sean perturbadores
8 detentadores de 10 sjeno. Las
segundas, las inoondicionales, en-
rumbo opuesto, conteniendo con
lnano certera y energica todo ese
impetu de pasiones. que, de con.
tinnar en- ejercicio, librarian nues-
ira ruina y nuestro descredito.
| Este 81 que es el gran contraste
Este, y no ell que, trabajan-
do por sr sausa, quiere y pre-
tende hacer resaltar La Revis-
ia de Puerto Rico entire las res
petabilisimas personas del Excmo.
Sr. Gobernador General y del
Excmo. Sr. General q Cabo.
Contraste, 81, puede haberlo entire
los sucesos ocurridos, en- Juana-
Diaz, durante ell mando en- pro.
piedad & INFERNO de uno y
otro, respectivsmente, pero, no
en- otra cosa, nj en- las mi
ras eleyadas de atnbos, y aquel
contraste de sucesos viene q ser
una razon contraproducente, que
no puede seryir de base nj prestar
apoyo q NADIA de 10 que Sc pro-.
pone demostrar ell autonomismo;
que no debio ser citado, en- una
palabra, a menos que no sc con.
vierta Ia sinraz6n en- pruebs.
lQue7 lNo concibe La Re
tista que no ocurriese NADIA du-
fante Ell mando del muy digno
yeflor General Contreras, y que
sin embargo, pudiese acaecer al
20 durante 81 del mry digno Sc.
nor General PalacioP lNo re. |
cuerda ya la reciente sangrients
hecAtoinbe de Cartagena eD que
sucumbi6 81 intrspido Genera
FAjasdo, NJ ser sorptendido por
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SOBRE PLAGIOS.

Ell Carnaval, peri6dico satfri.
CO que Sc publicaba hace POGO en-
esta ciudad. acus6, en- un articulc
titulado Il Ia cdrcel, de plagiaric
al sefior Cort6n, por haber este
intercalado en- escritos suyos, in.
sertos en- N Buscapi6, sin citar Ia
procedencia, ciertos parrafos del
senior Pi y Margall.
Neg6 ell plagio ell sefior Cor
ton, y entonces ell sefior don vi.
cente Balb&s, compafiero, redactor
de La Integridad, autor ademas
del articulo Il la cdrcel, convoc6
a varios dignos caballeros de dis.
tinta filiacion politica, con ell OBJ
jeto de que Sc sirviesen declarar,
en- presencia de los escritos del
seflor Corton y la obra q que per
tenecen los parrafos asin,ilados,
81 habia habido, 8 no, ell plagio
denunciado.
Concurrieron, en- efecto, a Ia
Redacci6n de La Integridad Ma.
cicnal, en- la noche del Is del
proximo pasado Setiembre, los
sefiores requeridos, don Antonio
Alfau y Baralt, abogado y publ.
cista; don Juan Hernandez L6.
pez, abogado; don Enrique AL.
varez Perez, Catedratico del Ins.
tituto de q. ensefianza; don ia.
cinto Aquenza y don Jose Serrat,
periodistas; don Julio M. Padi.
lila, abogado; el doctor Marxuack,
medico y publicista, y don Alber.
to Regdlez. Catedraticoy Direc.
tor del Institute de 2: Ensefianza.
Los cuales, despues de haber CO.
tejado escrupulosamente los es.
cristos del sefior Cort6n aludidos,
Y ell Estudio 1slOs@fco del Girls
tianismo q del principle monar.
quicO, por don Francisco ri y
MargalI, edicion impresa en- Ma.
drid, afio 1872, consignaron bsjo
sus frmas y en- acta que ha visto
va la luz, que ciertamente "los
p&rrafos en- question de aquel an.
tor habfan sid0 litaralmnnte ~.
piados, unos sin faltar punto nj CO.
ma, por el Sr Corton,y otros tam.
bi6n literalmente, salvo algunas
palabras, aPareciendo como pro-
pios exclusivamente del repetido
sefior Cort6u". |
Posteriormente La Uaiaadl
Nacionul ha dado cuenta de otro
plagio llevado . cabo por el sefaor |
Coft6n. |
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